The phrase "actionable policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a policy that can be implemented or acted upon effectively.
Example: "The committee developed an actionable policy to address the rising concerns about data privacy."
Alternatives: "practical policy" or "implementable policy".
The CEP dismisses much of the pledges as "largely rhetoric, with limited focus on actionable policy commitments".
He is, as you may have heard, bombastic, vacuous (at least from what he's produced when it comes to actionable policy proposals) and has used the billions he made in real estate to ensure Kardashian-like fame for himself in the living rooms of millions of Americans.
Although there have since been two political amnesties for participants in the Islamist insurgency, the eradicateurs still hold key counterterrorism posts in the Algerian military, some having been brought out of retirement as recently as last year, and eliminating terrorists is still the only Algerian government's only actionable policy.
However, over the course of our work we found that this ELSI approach was not particularly amenable to the formulation of actionable policy recommendations to the European Commission.
In addition, the model highlighted key stages in the system life-cycle, which was used to instruct and recommend immediately actionable policy changes.
This, in turn, can provide more holistic assessments and identify actionable policy alternatives of value to energy and environmental planners that aim to achieve sustainable development.
As we reported earlier today, another key Republican was calling to defund the NSA's surveillance authority, so we may see actionable policies soon.
The programme also seeks to enable the sharing of this information through facilitating links between researchers and decision makers, as well as by ensuring that research findings are presented to decision makers in an actionable, policy-relevant manner.
One plenary presentation came from the social science perspective and illustrated the importance of effective communication in translating research into actionable policies.
Conceptually, the selection of a public health triangulation question is two-step: first focusing on whether the question is important and actionable (broad policy considerations) and second on the logistical considerations.
In addition, time-consuming debates over new integration policies threaten to pull Brussels' focus away from actionable Union policies that would benefit the continent and improve its image among Europeans, such as concluding trade deals with Canada and the United States, expanding the single market to cover digital services, and providing funding to youth employment programs.
